Titlebook: Authority and Identity; A Sociolinguistic Hi Robert McColl Millar Book 2010 Robert McColl Millar 2010 Europe.history.identity.language.soci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-74845-8To what extent was the pre-modern period sociolinguistically similar to the modern era? In a sense, it would be easy both to assume likelihood and lack of likelihood for this supposition.

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Linguistic Prehistory,The story of Europe’s languages begins in silence. For most of its human history, the continent’s inhabitants did not possess writing technology. It is nearly impossible to know anything about their languages, even when we can build up a fair picture of what sort of lives they led.

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Book 2010This is a history of Europe unlike any other: a theory-informed history of its language use. The ‘rise‘ and ‘fall‘ of languages are recounted, along with an analysis of why periods of linguistic diversity are followed by hegemony. How did the sociolinguistic past differ from the sociolinguistic present?

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230282032Europe; history; identity; language; sociology of language; literary diction

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07477-0been expanding. This influence could be largely cultural or actually involve the movement of considerable numbers of people; linguistic consequences were considerable on both occasions, however, as we have seen.